Program, resultater og medaljestatstikk fra Vinter-Universiaden 2025 som arrangeres i Torino 13. til 23. januar.

Publisert 14. januar 2025 i Resultater

Universiaden Torino 2025

Dato

13. – 23. januar

Sted

Torino – Italia

På TV

Eurosport sender fra mesterskapet. De fleste konkurransene streames gratis fra FISU.tv. Lenke til sendingene.

Vintersport på TV

Idretter

Ishockey, snowboard, freestyle og friski, kunstløp, kortbaneskøyter, curling, langrenn, skiskyting, alpint, randonee, skiorientering

Program og resultater

Medaljestatistikk

Norske utøvere

Om Universiaden

Universiaden er en internasjonal multi-sportsbegivenhet der deltakerne er universitetsstudenter. Universiaden arrangeres av Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire (FISU, norsk: Det internasjonale forbundet for sport ved universiteter). Navnet er en kombinasjon av ordene «universitet» og «olympiade». Det blir arrangert universiade annethvert år, første gang i 1959. Det arrangeres separate sommer- og vinteruniversiader.

The FISU Games return to their birthplace of Torino for the first time since 2007. Six municipalities will host 11 sports over the course of 11 days of competition between 13-23 January 2025 at the 2025 FISU World University Games Winter in Italy’s Piemonte region. Alpine skiing, snowboarding, and freestyle will be in Bardonecchia, Pragelato will host cross-country skiing, biathlon, and the optional sport of ski orienteering, Pinerolo and Torre Pellice will welcome ice hockey, the other optional sport of ski mountaineering will be held in Sestriere, while competition in figure skating, short track speed skating, curling, and ice hockey will be held in Torino.

Hjemmeside

Tidligere mesterskap

Winter World University Games editions
Games Year Host country Host city Opened by Dates Nations Competitors Sports Events Top nation
1 1960  France Chamonix Charles de Gaulle 28 February – 6 March 16 151 5 13  France
2 1962  Switzerland Villars Paul Chaudet 6–12 March 22 273 6 12  West Germany
3 1964  Czechoslovakia Špindlerův Mlýn Antonín Novotný 11–17 February 21 285 5 15  West Germany
4 1966  Italy Sestriere Giuseppe Saragat 5–13 February 29 434 6 19  Soviet Union
5 1968  Austria Innsbruck Franz Jonas 21–28 January 26 424 7 23  Soviet Union
6 1970  Finland Rovaniemi Urho Kekkonen 3–9 April 25 421 7 24  Soviet Union
7 1972  United States Lake Placid Richard Nixon 26 February – 5 March 23 351 7 25  Soviet Union
8 1975  Italy Livigno Giovanni Leone 6–13 April 15 143 2 13  Soviet Union
9 1978  Czechoslovakia Špindlerův Mlýn Gustáv Husák 5–12 February 21 260 4 16  Soviet Union
10 1981  Spain Jaca Juan Carlos I 25 February – 4 March 28 394 5 19  Soviet Union
11 1983  Bulgaria Sofia Todor Zhivkov 17–27 February 31 535 7 21  Soviet Union
12 1985  Italy Belluno Sandro Pertini 16–24 February 29 538 7 30  Soviet Union
13 1987  Czechoslovakia Štrbské Pleso Gustáv Husák 21–28 February 28 596 6 25  Czechoslovakia
14 1989  Bulgaria Sofia Todor Zhivkov 2–12 March 32 681 8 40  Soviet Union
15 1991  Japan Sapporo Naruhito 2–10 March 34 668 8 45  Japan
16 1993  Poland Zakopane Lech Wałęsa 6–14 February 41 668 8 36  Japan
17 1995  Spain Jaca Juan Carlos I 18–28 February 41 765 8 35  South Korea
18 1997  South Korea Muju–Jeonju Kim Young-sam 24 January – 2 February 48 877 9 51  Japan
19 1999  Slovakia Poprad–Vysoké Tatry Rudolf Schuster 22–30 January 40 929 9 52  Russia
20 2001  Poland Zakopane Aleksander Kwaśniewski 7–17 February 41 1,007 9 52  Russia
21 2003  Italy Tarvisio Renzo Tondo 16–26 January 46 1,266 10 59  Russia
22 2005  Austria Innsbruck–Seefeld Heinz Fischer 12–22 January 50 1,449 12 68  Austria
23 2007  Italy Turin George Killian 17–27 January 48 1,668 11 72  South Korea
24 2009  China Harbin Liu Yandong 18–28 February 44 1,545 12 81  China
25 2011  Turkey Erzurum Abdullah Gül 27 January – 6 February 52 1,593 11 66  Russia
26 2013  Italy Trentino Ugo Rossi 11–21 December [a] 50 1,698 12 79  Russia
27 2015  Slovakia Štrbské Pleso–Osrblie [b] Andrej Kiska 24 January – 1 February 42 1,546 11 68  Russia
 Spain Granada Felipe VI 4–14 February
28 2017  Kazakhstan Almaty Nursultan Nazarbayev 29 January – 8 February 57 1,620 12 85  Russia
29 2019  Russia Krasnoyarsk Vladimir Putin 2–12 March 68 1,692 11 76  Russia
30 2021  Switzerland Lucerne Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
31 2023  United States Lake Placid[13] Kathy Hochul 12–22 January 47 1,417 12 85  Japan
32 2025  Italy Turin Andrea Abodi 13–23 January 55 2,000+ 11 96
33 2027 TBA
34 2029 TBA

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